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In this blog, we talk about getting things in place to call yourself a professional in the voiceover world.

In today's voiceover world, we all need a home recording booth. There aren't many ways around not having your own recording space. Occasionally I'm overjoyed to find you that I'll be going into an external studio, but depending on the type of voiceover work you do, that may be a rare opportunity. Not to mention that as technology continues to grow, our chances of working 'in house,' may continue to reduce. Now I think there is a bit of stigma, and a bit of embarrassment from

In every profession we are faced with hurdles. Some seem like immovable objects, others seem like minor inconveniences. But in voiceover, there can be an endless amount of hurdles to jump over, climb atop or just run headfirst at and hope you make it over. Now, I'm not here to talk about learning how to use your voice, finding the right coach, developing your style, picking the perfect DAW, or even learning microphone technique. Those are all the obvious challenges, and very

Before I embark upon spilling all my thoughts, opinions and general musings on my voiceover career, I think it's important to lay out the ground rules. Although my thoughts are my own, they are probably heavily influenced by the myriad of blogs that I peruse on a daily basis, which I am also certain are far more helpful than what I plan on writing. This blog is likely to be less about advice, and more about sharing aspects of my career, ideas about best practises for work, an